At least my car did, I first thought my odometer was acting out, but soon realised that I’ve travelled 8888 kilometers with my trusty kancil 850cc car. Here’s the photograph of my odometer : [tags]car,odometer,speedometer,compact car,travel,travelled,travelling,cars[/tags]
After my first printer reached its end of life status (meaning that it has become too expensive to maintain it), I decided to buy a new printer. I haven’t bought a new printer for almost 6 years, I think I want to spend on a reliable and flexible printer. After two weeks of window shopping, […]
Curious about which blog that I read (almost) everyday and subscribed? Well here’s the list : mypapit.opml. In case if you’re curious, my favourite desktop feed reader is Liferea, yeah I dislike Google Reader for some reason. [tags]liferea,feeds,blogs,blog,blogging,rss,atom[/tags]
Great news for Ubuntu Linux users, now you don’t have to manually edit Xorg.conf file to change the graphic card and display driver perimeter. Ubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy Gibbon) is going to include a GUI configurator which aims to make it simpler for users to configure X Windows. The new configuration panel also has a ‘fallback’ […]
kaeru has published the URL of Malaysian Ubuntu Package mirror for faster Ubuntu installation for local users. To use it, configure your synaptic (or edit /etc/apt/sources.list) to include this line : deb http://mirror.inigo-tech.com/ubuntu/ feisty feisty-backports universe multiverse The repository also includes updates for previous release of Ubuntu including Edgy Eft (6.10), Dapper Drake (6.06), and […]
Debian AMD64 label for its version of x86 64bit platform operating system often leads to misunderstanding that the installer only supports AMD CPU only. In fact the label was meant to support Intel based x86-64 bit CPU as well (such as the Core Duo processor) in addition of AMD machines. Why Debian use ‘AMD64’ ? […]